Number 113November 26, 1979

Published by:Fear and Loathing598 Foam StreetMonterey, California 93940Phone: 408 646-9333

SPECIAL HOLIDAY BULLETINBuzz BennettC.C. CourtneyAlbum EditorSteve JenkinsAssociate Album EditorMik BenedekUniversals EditorJeff GreenAssociate Universals EditorSteve DouglasSpectrum Ill EditorTerry GillinghamSpecial Projects,Spectrum III AssistantArdele LeavelleBlack ConsultantLynn TolliverUrban EditorP.J. BaichArt DirectorAl WeathersProduction ManagerNancy MacGlashanNational Affairs DeskMike Weiss

Computer AnalystCindy Condron -

Office ManagerKaren HornResearchW.L. Rach

ON THE COVER:The staff of FRED at our AnnualThanksgiving Feast and Luau.The highlight of the affair waswatching various notablestrying to carve the turkey withrazor blades. The bird wasfinally carved and the crowdwas soon packed. When thesmoke lifted, 15 people hadtaken up positions in the hot tub.The music was programed forboogie all day as Buzz played hisprivate collection of Dave Clarkcrum solos and innovative BlueCheer guitar licks.

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WHEN YOU HEAR IT...

Columbia

"YOU KNOW THAT I LOVE YOU"IS A HIT

by SANTANAfrom their album "MARATHON"

Added at: KRBE, KWK A-24, <NOE, WEAM,KBBK, WIFI. WEFM, KEZ_, KTI_K, WPFM A-30,

Z-104 A-34, WZDQ A-40, WORD, WCSI, WIYD,WNUE, WKMX KZFM, WGLF, KOKO. KLDN-FM.

Moves: 94Q 30-24, WKYB d25, WAIM 31-26,WRTB d33, KQIZ d33, Y-103 d39, WALG d40, KCBQ 33-31.

On: WAKA

Gainesville-SAM CHURCH has beennamed Program Director at WWID,coming over from WFOX/Gainesville.The station is a 100,000 watt FMer witha Universals format.

"We're going to put a lot of effort intosmoothing out the edges. We will target

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,area 'Cop 3/alioNovember 26, 1979 BRIDGING THE INDUSTRIES Number 113

NO ONE REMAINS

INFINITESIFORMALITY

Los Angeles-With a finely honed nosefor news, the FRED News Bureau onceagain gave you the correct conclusionwith a bare minimum of input from theprincipals.

As we announced last week, Infinityis over. With a formal statement abouteconomic pressures, etc., MCA hasclosed the doors on RON ALEXEN-BURG's Infinity Records. The wordcame to Infinity staffers in the form of amemo to employees saying that they(and the label) were being terminated by

MCA. The reaction was a stunnedsilence even though the rumour millhad Infinity closing as long as twomonths ago.

According to sources within MCA,certain high-level Infinity execs will beasked to stay on at MCA but Alexenburgis not among them. Inside sources saythat Alexenburg was asked to take overMCA months ago but he turned it down,preferring to stay in New York andconcentrate on Infinity.

SID SHEINBERG, head of MCA, Inc.,stated, "Although Ron Alexenburg has

CHURCH GETS WIDE, 18-34. We want to make it as adultsounding as possible and beef up our

JAMES TAKES FOX signal so we can reach Atlanta. We'reabout 50 miles away," explainedChurch.

"Right now our primary competitionis the station I came from, WFOX. Ourfirst step towards that end is to becomenortheast Georgia's radio station."

GREG JAMES has been named toreplace Church in the PD slot at WFOX.

Ron Alexenburg and Promotion Staff.

assembled and guided a staff of manydedicated and first-rate individuals andInfinity's roster includes talentedartists, MCA could not justify extendingits financial commitment to Infinity inthe context of present day economicrealities."

GENE FROLICH, MCA CorporateVice -President, will work with BOBSINER and his staff on all transitionalmatters. MCA plans to keep working theInfinity roster through this period ofchange.

AN OPEN LETTERTO THE INDUSTRY

"To all of you who have helpedcreate aid will continue to reachnew frontiers, I thank you.

The Loop. It is one fine radiostation. Its gift is innovationwhich induces motivation, thespringboard of humanity. Into the80s, my friends.

JESSE BULLET"

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TAKIN IT TO THE STREETSWashington-JOHN B. SUMMERS,NAB executive, says that the currentFCC proceeding on deregulation willshow once and for all who the "realpublic" is that is being served by radio.

Summers points out that for too manyyears special interest lobbies havepurported to speak for the public atlarge. These groups have immediatelystarted anti-dereg movements becausethey feel that radio will lessen itsservice to the public if it is deregulated.Summers pointed out that studies haveshown that the amount of public servicetime is predicated on the marketplace,rather than The Rules. Special interestgroups still list a "parade of horribles"that they expect to happen with dereg.

The NAB Executive VP and GeneralManager called for the "real public" tosend comments to the Commission. Thepublic trust enjoyed by stations "backhome" must be conveyed to Washing-ton, said Summers. He then urgedbroadcasters to take the case for dereg

John B Summers

to the listening public and to local publicleaders and to have them expresssupport and trust in dereg to the FCC.

A NEW STUDYTHE REAL VIDEO IMPACTBeltsville-Arbitron Television an-nounced that it would be joining withVideo Probe Index to conduct a study onthe "New Electronic Media." NEMincludes all use of the tv set beyondnormal television broadcast.

Diary responders in the top 25 ARBADIs from the November 1979 and theFebruary 1980 sweeps will be thesample base for the study. From thesetwo groups of people, 9,000 will bepicked to fill out attitudinal/lifestyle/NEM usage and Reception question-naires. ARB and VPI expect a 67%return rate. The questioned respond -dents will be 1/3 basic cablesubscribers, 1/3 pay cable subscribersand 1/3 noncable subscribers.

The master report will provideviewing and consumer data. Theviewing data will include pay and basic

cable daypart ratings to show impact ofHBO, Showtime, Local Cable, ImpactedStations, Superstations and SatelliteNetworks.

In addition to the basic report,individual reports will be available foreach segment of the study. These willinclude: Video Game Report, VideoCassette Report, Video Disc Report,Two-way TV/View Data type servicesReport, Large Screen TV Report, HomeComputer Report, Movie TheaterAttendance Report, Sports AttendanceReport, Wall Street/Investor Report.

"The New Electronic Media of the1980s" is the benchmark investigationof the impact of all this media ontraditional television viewing andlifestyles. The results will be availablein Spring 1980.

FCC DRAGGING ON REFUNDSWashington ---The NAB in a reply toa US Court of Appeals says that theFCC has "demonstrated a continuingpattern of illegality and delay" in theirefforts to return fees to broadcasters.

The court set down a ruling almost

three years ago that the Commissionmust refund in the area of $45 millionin licensing fees collected from radioand tv broadcasters. To date the FCChas refunded only $61,000 and is re-quiring licensees sign a waiver stating

ABC HIGH ON RADIODetroit-ELTON H. RULE, President ofAmerican Broadcasting Companies,says that ABC views the future oftechnologies and radio and tv broad-casting with great optimism.

"The heart of our company, and theheart of the advertising industry," wasthe way Rule described broadcasting."The partnership between the adver-tiser and the broadcaster has been animmensely productive one and it'sgoing to stay that way for a long time tocome," stated Rule.

"At ABC we've had a differentattitude towards radio than most bigbroadcasters. We were number 1 inradio long before we started out climb intv. We know how popular and profitablea medium it is and we think its future isvery bright.

"Every week broadcasting trademagazines print that dozens of stationshave changed hands, at prices wecouldnt have imagined a few years ago.These purchases are only part of abroader trend; imaginative newformats, sophisticated managementand a very aggressive approach tocompeting for the advertiser's dollar.

"This competition is obviously achallenge for us at ABC Radio. We'vegot our work cut out for us. But it's a

for the listeners. The choicesavailable to them in news and music,and in entertainment and informationare already vast and growing all thetime. It's a boon for the advertiser, too.The proliferation of station and formatalternatives makes it steadily easier tofind a precise target audience and thenew sales and audience measuringtools help to make sure we reach thataudience on target and on budget. I

think we're going to see more and moreadvertisers identifying radio as a

medium of the 80s," said Rule.

that the refund they are receivingis final. The NAB contends that thewaiver is illegal and acts to discouragebroadcasters from seeking refunds theyare rightfully entitled to.

The FCC has replied to the chargesby saying that its violation of the courtmandate was a "harmless error." TheNAB contends that the Commissionhas exaggerated the problems raised intrying to communicate with thosebroadcasters due refunds.

The NAB is asking for: 1) publicnotice and Federal Register publica-tion to the effect that the waiver maybe ignored as it has no legal effect,2) deletion of the waiver provision fromthe fee request form, 3) inclusion ofthe public notice in all the FCC refundenvelopes.

November 26, 1979 FRED/3

WZAT LIVE UNIVERSAL

Jerry Rogers

WZAT LIVE UNIVERSAL

Savannah-WZAT, sister station toWSGA, will go from automated to liveUniversals under the helm of Vice-

President/General Manager JERRYROGERS. The 100,000 watt FM will beknown as Z-102 and will drop Century21's automated rock programingservice.

"Even though the station is numberone in the total survey area according tothe April -May 1979 ARB, I felt that thetime to make the change was from aposition of strength rather than one ofweakness," said Rogers about thechange. "There's just so much more wecan do with a live operation."

Rogers went on to announce thatBRADY McGRAW will handle theprograming of both Z-102 and WSGA.JIM LEWIS will be Music Director andDENIS REID will be assistant PD of bothstations.

"WSGA was one of the few AMrockers to show an upward trend in thelast book and I feel these changes willgo towards solidifying that position.After being on the air and involved inday-to-day programing for 11 years inthe market, it's going to be difficult notto be, but the press of my other dutiesmakes it a necessary move," said

Ratings

MEDIATREND

DALLAS -FT. WORTHSept. Oct Nov Cume

KSCS-FM (C) 7.3 8.7 9.8 343,900KVIL-FM (U)* 9.9 10.8 9.5 440,900KTXQ-FM (A) 9.0 6.4 7.5 260,900KKDA-FM (B) 7.5 5.9 7.2 291,400KMEZ-FM (BM) 3.3 5.5 5.9 151,800KRLD (N) 5.7 6.0 5.7 405,800KFJZ-FM (U) 7.4 6.1 5.3 335,000WBAP (C) 10.7 10.3 5.3 332,200WFAA (N/T) 4.4 5.9 5.3 204,400KZEW-FM (A) 5.3 7.6 4.7 280,700 Reflects Am & FM ratings.

DENVER -BOULDERSept. Oct. Nov Cume

KOSI-FM (SIII) 4.6 6.9 9.2 202,500KAZY-FM (A) 8.2 11.1 9.0 194,700KNOW (SIII) 4.5 6.8 7.2 223,500KIMN (U) 5.8 6.4 6.3 262,900KLIR-FM (SIII) 5.5 7.4 6.2 172,700KOA (SIII) 6.8 6.3 6.2 307,200KTLK (D) 8.3 5.0 6.2 196,800KLZ (C) 2.3 6.6 6.0 154,600KBPI-FM (A) 7.9 6.0 5.4 186,400KPPL-FM (S111) 4.2 3.7 5.2 95,500

Rogers. "I'm totally confident that myprograming team of Brady, Jim andDenis has everything it takes to get thejob done."

Brady McGraw

PHILADELPHIASept. Oct. Nov. Cume

KYW (N) 15.3 16.4 13.4 1,211,900WMMR-FM (A) 7.6 6.0 10.4 739,900WDVR-FM (BM) 5.6 3.2 8.8 452,500WIP (SIII) 4.1 8.1 7.7 540,200WYSP-FM (A) 3.5 4.7 6.3 454,800WDAS-FM (B) 9.2 6.7 5.0 350,300WWDB-FM (T) 5.0 4.2 4.7 247,600WWSH-FM (BM) 5.1 4.1 4.5 355,600WIFI-FM (U) 3.0 3.6 4.4 443,500WCAU (N) 4.4 7.5 4.0 513,400

SAN FRANCISCOSept Oct. Nov. Cume

KGO (N/T) 12.0 10.0 10.5 911,500KFOG-FM (BM) 2.1 3.3 5.6 368,100KFRC (U) 6.1 5.0 5.0 576,700KOME-FM (A) tt 1.7 4.9 237,500KSOL-FM (B) 5.9 6.0 4.7 376,300KCBS (N) 2.5 4.0 4.3 565,600KYUU-FM (SIII) 2.7 5.2 4.2 274,200KI01-FM (U) 4.4 2.4 3.5 453,600KSFX-FM (D) 5.0 3.6 3.5 413,600KSFO (SIII) 2.7 4.4 3.4 389,500

These data are copyrighted by Media Statistics, Inc. Nonsubscribersto MEDIATREND monthly rating report may not reproduce or use thisinformation in any form. Med iatrend policy states that unless stationsbroadcast 100/, simulcast, they will be listed separately. Simulcaststations will be listed separately and in combination.

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"ROTATION" tTHE NEW HERB ALPERT SINGLE:

FROM HIS GOLD ALBUM "RISE"

HERB ALPERTON A&M RECORDS &TAPES

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Produced by Herb Alpert and Randy Badazz. Associate Producer: Andy Armer.1979 A&M Records, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

NO MATTERHOW YOU LOOK AT IT

NITEFLYTE ISA SMASH!

"IF YOU WANT IT'The New Single

by Niteflyte

Added at: G-105, KELI.

Moves: Y-100 4-3, KISR 17-11,WKXY 24-17, KUHL 23-19, KRDG 32-29,WLOF 39-32, WSFL 39-33, WAYS d33,

WFIC 36-34, WSEZ/Z-93 d39, LOVE -94 19-17,KCBQ 24-22, WFBR d30, WCHB 26-23,

WNVR 38-25, WORG 30-27.

Produced by Sandy Torano & Barry Mraz.

UniversalsWEEK'S MOST ADDED

1. EAGLES/The Long Run (Asylum) 11. TERRY DESARIO & K.C./Yes I'm Ready (Casablanca)2. FOG HAT/Third Time Lucky (Bearsville) 12. CAPTAIN & TENNILLE/Do That To Me One More Time (Casa)3. MICHAEL JACKSON/Rock With You (Epic) 13. JOHN STEWART/Lost Her In The Sun (RSO)4. TOM PETTY/Don't Do Me Like That (Backstreet) 14. TOM JOHNSTON/Savannah Nights (WB)5. FLEETWOOD MAC/Sara (WB) 15. STEVE FORBERT/Romeo's Tune (Nemperor)6. KENNY ROGERS/Coward Of The County (UA) 16. HALL AND OATES/Wait For Me (RCA)7. BUGGLES/Video Killed The Radio Star (Island) 17. KOOL AND THE GANG/Ladies Night (De-Lite)8. FOREIGNER/Head Games (Atlantic) 18. ALAN PARSONS/Damned If I Do (Arista)9. DR. HOOK/Better Love Next Time (Capitol) 19. DIONNE WARWICK/Deja Vu (Arista)

10. SANTANA/You Know I Love You (Columbia) 20. JIMMY BUFFETT/Volcano (MCA)

WEEK'S MOST DEBUTED1. TOM PETTY/Don't Do Me Like That (Backstreet) 13. CAPTAIN & TENNILLE/Do That To Me One More Time (Casa)2. FOREIGNER/Head Games (Atlantic) 14. KENNY LOGGINS/This Is It (Columbia)3. KENNY ROGERS/Coward Of The County (UA) 15. DR. HOOK/Better Love Next Time (Capitol)4. MICHAEL JACKSON/Rock With You (Epic) 16. FLEETWOOD MAC/Sara (WB)5. EAGLES/The Long Run (Asylum) 17. JOHN COUGAR/I Need A Lover (Riva)6. KOOL AND THE GANG/Ladies Night (De-Lite) 18. ALAN PARSONS/Damned If I Do (Arista)7. FOGHAT/Third Time Lucky (Bearsville) 19. STEVIE WONDER/Send One Your Love (Tamla)8. JEFFERSON STARSHIP/Jane (Grunt) 20. ISAAC HAYES/Don't Let Go (Polydor)9. CLIFF RICHARD/We Don't Talk Anymore EMI -America) 20. MOON MARTIN/No Chance (Capitol)

10. SMOKEY ROBINSON/Cruisin' (Tamla) 20. TERRY DESARIO & K.C./Yes I'm Ready (Casablanca)11. PABLO CRUISE/I Want You Tonight (A&M) 20. LITTLE RIVER BAND/Cool Change (Capitol)12. TOM JOHNSTON/Savannah Nights (WB)

MOST VALUABLE RECORD OF THE WEEK: FOGHATPOP SMASH THIS WEEK: KOOL & THE GANG

CALLOUT RECORD OF THE WEEK: KENNY LOGGINSCHARTBREAKERS: EAGLES (25), ALAN PARSONS (27) and FOGHAT (29)

6 NEW NEXT: HALL & OATES, TOM JOHNSTON, TERRY DESARIO & K.C.,FLEETWOOD MAC, DIONNE WARWICK and SANTANA

SPOTLIGHT: ROGER BLACKWOOD 'Ayatollah Cola," A.R.S., JIMMY BUFFETT and BONNIE POINTER

SIGNIFICANT ACTIONSUGAR HILL GANG/ RAPPER'S DELIGHT 29/3/5CARS, ALL I CAN DO 67/2 '9MOON MARTIN/NO CHANCE 58/7/6YVONNE ELLIMAN/LOVE PAINS 45/3/11DONNA SUMMER/ON THE RADIO 31/4/7TRIUMPH LAY IT ON THE LINE 16/2/11BLACKFOOT TRAIN TRAIN 62/8/8MELISSA MANCHESTER 'PRETTY GIRLS 49/6/10AC DC HIGHWAY TO HELL 32/1/12BONNIE MILSAP GET IT UP 55/1/14RICHIE FURAY/I STILL HAVE DREAMS 31/7/9ENGLAND DAN & J.F. COLEY/WHAT CAN I DO WITHH1EART 22/2/7O'JAYS/FOREVER MINE 15/8/5STEVE FORBERT ROMEO'S TUNE 21 '10/3RiTA COOLIDGE I'D RATHER LEAVE WHILE I'M IN LOVERAINBOW SINCE YOU BEEN GONE 16 4/5CHEAP TRICK 'VOICES 12'6 4ABBA. CHIQUITITA 10 2 6EAGLES/1 CAN'T TELL YOU WHY 13/2;'8PIRINCE/I WANNA BE YOUR LOVER 12 5:8BONNIE RAITT/YOU'RE GONNA GET WHAT'S COMING 19/6'4

(SUGAR HILL)(ELEKTRA)(CAPITOL)

(RSO)(CASABLANCA)

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(ARISTA)(ATLANTIC)

(RCA)(ASYLUM)

THIS BROKEN(BIG TREE)

(PI)(NEMPEROR)

24/4/5 (A&M)(POLYDOR)

(EPIC)(ATLANTIC)

(ASYLUM)(WB)(WB)

MAXINE NIGHTINGALE (BRINGING OUT) THE GIRL IN ME 17 '0 '7)WINDSONG)DANN ROGERS LOOKS LIKE LOVE AGAIN 19 4/6ELO/LAST TRAIN TO LONDON 6'3/5PEACHES & HERB/ROLLER SKATE AND MATE 4/1/4HEAD BOYS THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME 4/1/5SUZI QUATRO ,SHE'S IN LOVE WITH YOU 9/2/4APRIL WINE. SAY HELLO 6/4,2JOHN STEWART 'LOST HER IN THE SUN 12/12/1

(INT'L ARTISTS)(JET)

(POLYDOR)(RSO)(RSO)

(CAPITOL)(RSO)

RUFUS WITH CHAKA /DON'T YOU LOVE WHAT YOU FEEL 10/6/4 (MCA)VILLAGE PEOPLE/READY FOR THE EIGHTIES 13/1/6JIMMY BUFFETT/VOLCANO 11/10/2HERB ALPERT/ROTATION 16/1/4NITEFLYTE/IF YOU WANT IT 44/2/16

(CASABLANCA)(MCA)(A&M)

(ARIOLA)

FRANK MILLS/PETER PIPER 21/2/5SNAIL/BROKE UP BROKE DOWN 5/0/3LED ZEPPELIN/FOOL IN THE RAIN 30/2/14THE POLICE/MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE 33/1/7FLEETWOOD MAC:ANGEL 29/2/7DAN PEEK/ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE 6/0/8MISTRESS 'MISTRUSTED LOVE 15/1/7FLYING LIZARDS MONEY 12/5/2TOTO/99 3/1/2ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION/BACK UP AGAINST THE WALLNIGHT/COLD WIND ACROSS MY HEART 3/3/1SWITCH/I CALL YOUR NAME 6/1/10SHOES/TOO LATE 23/2/7PAGES/I DO BELIEVE IN YOU 18/2/7DOLLAR/SHOOTING STAR 9/4/4PAT BENATAR /HEARTBREAKER 14/2/4JUDY TZUKE STAY WITH ME TILL DOWN 8/3/4PLEASURE/GLIDE 1,1 1

NICOLETTE LARSON LET ME GO LOVE 3/2/2JOE JACKSON /IT'S DIFFERENT FOR GIRLS 14'4/4DIRT BAND/AMERICAN DREAM 5/4/2CHICAGO STREET PLAYER 18/2/6POINTER SISTERS/WHO DO YOU LOVE? 9/2/7KARLA BONOFF WHEN YOU WALK IN THE ROOM 12'4/5STYX/WHY ME 4/3/2SNAIL/TONIGHT 7/2/4CUJINI /LET ME SLEEP ALONE 3/1/4ROBERT JOHN/ONLY TIME 12/6/4IAN GOMM/HOOKED ON LOVE 6/3/2BILLY PRESTON/WITH YOU I'M BORN AGAIN 3/3/1PAR-KAYS/MOVE YOUR BOOGIE BODY 6/2/5REX SMITH/FOREVER 2/2/1BONNIE POINTER/I CAN'T HELP MYSELF 1/1/1BONNIE TYLER/I BELIEVE IN YOUR SWEET LOVE 3/1/3

(POLYDOR)(CREAM)

(SWAN SONG)(A&M)

(WB)(MCA)(RSO)

(VIRGIN)(COLUMBIA)

7/6/1 (POLYDOR)(PLANET)(GORDY)

(ELEKTRA)(EPIC)

(CAREFREE -ATLANTIC)(CHRYSALIS)

(MCA -ROCKET)(FANTASY)

(WB)(A&M)

(UA)(COLUMBIA)

(PLANET)(COLUMBIA)

(A&M)(CREAM)

(SCOTT( BROS.)(EMI/AMERICA)

(EPIC)(MOTOWN)

(MERCURY)(COLUMBIA)

(MOTOWN)(RCA)

November 26, 1979 FRED/ 7

STEVE FORBERT

FRED Album Chart22-20*

Moves:WKYB 25-17WORD D-23FM -99 29-26KUHL D-27WALT D-30WZDQ D-36

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WCKOQ-10192 -FLYKNOW

Love At First Listen"ROMEO'S TUNE"

by Steve Forbertfrom his album "Jackrabbit Slim"

Distributed by CBS Records.

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Universals1 1 RUPERT HOLMES/ESCAPE (INFINITY)

#1 phones, all demos, including 35-49...a monster! Stabilizing 86% of reporters showing growth...4th chart week.6 2 LITTLE RIVER BAND/COOL CHANGE (CAPITOL)

Outstanding callout with all demos...leans female 18+...67 to 72% of reporters showing growth...6th chart week.9 3 CLIFF RICHARD/WE DON'T TALK ANYMORE (EMI -AMERICA)

Callout building 25-34 M/F...big requests from everyone...62 to 69% of reporters showing growth...4th chart week.3 4 BARBRA STREISAND & DONNA SUMIMER/NO MORE TEARS/ENOUGH IS ENOUGH (CBS/CASABLANCA)

Heavy sales...70 to 66% of reporters showing growth...7th chart week. Peak: 2.1 5 5 FOREIGNER/HEAD GAMES (ATLANTIC)

Key LP cut...impressive callout 16-24 M/F...leans male 55 to 71% of reporters showing growth...3rdchart week.7 6 STEVIE WONDER/SEND ONE YOUR LOVE (TAMLA)

Callout acceptance forming...strongest with 18+ females...valuable versatility...64 to 66% of reporters showing growth...4th chartweek.

8 7 JEFFERSON STARSHIP/JANE (GRUNT)Scoring solidly with 16-34 M/F...big LP and valuable image 65 to 71% of reporters showing growth...4th chart week.

14 8 MICHAEL JACKSON/ROCK WITH YOU (EPIC)Pop smash! Phones, sales and callout killer with females and teens. 56 to 65% of reporters showing growth...3rd chart week.

5 9 J.D. SOUTHER/YOU'RE ONLY LONELY (COLUMBIA)Very slow peak...63 to 62% of reporters showing growth...8th chart week.

12 10 PABLO CRUISE/I WANT YOU TONIGHT (A&M)Strong buying trend indicates all demos...valuable image 57 to 65% of reporters showing growth...4th chart week.

4 11 SUPERTRAMP/TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME (A&M)Excellent callout and sales...70 to 60% of reporters showing growth...7th chart week. Peak: 4.

13 12 KENNY LOGGINS/THIS IS IT (COLUMBIA)Logjam prevented larger jump...Callout Record Of The Week... 57 to 58% of reporters showing growth...4th chart week.

2 13 STYX/BABE (A&M)Tremendous callout with all demos...whopper sales...80 to 61% of reporters showing growth 9th chart week. Peak: 1 (3 weeks).

21 14 CAPTAIN & TENNILLE/DO THAT TO ME ONE MORE TIME (CASABLANCA)Big females, especially 18+...48 to 59% of reporters showing growth...Spectrum Ill giant...4th chart week.

18 15 DR. HOOK/BETTER LOVE NEXT TIME (CAPITOL)Heavy sales...covering females and teens.. 42 to 54% of reporters showing growth...4th chart week.

25 16 KENNY ROGERS/COWARD OF THE COUNTY (UA)Massive adult artist power! Giant phones 12+ and 18+, immediate sales...44 to 56% of reporters showing growth...2nd chart week.

20 17 KOOL & THE GANG/LADIES NIGHT (DE-LITE)Beyond a crossover, a killer with teens and females on phones and sales 43 to 48% of reporters showing growth...3rd chart week.

11 18 BARRY MANILOW/SHIPS (ARISTA)Steady sales...50 to 45% of reporters showing growth...7th chart week. Peak: 5.

22 19 SMOKEY ROBINSON/CRUISIN' (TAMLA)Very strong with 18-35 females...callout shaping evenly 41 to 45% of reporters showing growth...3rd week on chart.

26 20 TOM PETTY/DON'T DO ME LIKE THAT (BACKSTREET)Converting instantly...total smash! Valuable image. ..a power with teens and 18-24 males...#1 Most -Debuted 46 to 51 % of reportersshowing growth...2nd chart week.

17 21 CRYSTAL GAYLE/HALF THE WAY (COLUMBIA)Peaking slowly...38 to 37% of reporters showing growth...4th chart week.

10 22 COMMODORES/STILL (MOTOWN)Heavy sales continue...50 to 35% of reporters showing growth...7th chart week.

16 23 K.C. & THE SUNSHINE BAND/PLEASE DONT GO (TK)Confirmed callout acceptance with females and teens...hot sales...44 to 33% of reporters showing growth... 10th chart week. Peak: 7.

27 24 JOHN COUGAR/I NEED A LOVER (RIVA)Strongest with teens and males...good image 28 to 35% of reporters showing growth...3rd chart week.

N 25 EAGLES/THE LONG RUN (ASYLUM)Key LP cut...essential power image...mass appeal 14 to 38% of reporters showing growth #1 Most -Added 1st chart week.

19 26 EAGLES/HEARTACHE TONIGHT (ASYLUM)41 to 29% of reporters showing growth...8th chart week. Peak: 1 (for 3 weeks).

N 27 ALAN PARSONS/DAMNED IF I DO (ARISTA)Excellent callout with all demos...18-24 male core base...25 to 27% of reporters showing growth 1st chart week.

30 28 ISAAC HAYES/DON'T LET GO (POLYDOR)Strongest in crossover markets...strongest with females and teens stabilizing with 22% of reporters showing growth...2nd chartweek.

N 29 FOGHAT/THIRD TIME LUCKY (BEARSVILLE)FRED Record Of The Week! Covering 18-34 males and females...a programer's favorite 28 to 35% of reporters showing growth...1stchart week.

23 30 CHRIS THOMPSON & NIGHT/IF YOU REMEMBER ME (PLANET)30 to 23% of reporters showing growth...6th chart week. Peak: 14.

November 26, 1979 FRED/9

AlbumsNEXT:DAN FOGELBERG/PHOENIX (FULL MOON)KEY CUT: WISHING ON THE MOON. Profile: Hot at WLRS, WZOK,KRSI, ZETA7, and KQMQ...medium at KQRS, KSHE, KSJO, KZEW, andWIYY...KMOD M -H, WLPX M -H, WRUV A -H, WMMS A -H, WCPI A -H,KFMH A -H, C-101 A -H, WDVE A -H, WXRT A -H, KZOM L -M, K-105 A-M, KZAP A -M, WZZX A -M, KAWY A -M, WZZO A -M, KG GO A -M, KLOLA -M, WAAF A -M, X93 A -L, KQFM A -L, KEZY-AM A -L, KREM A -L,WNEW-FM A -L, WMET A -L, KTIM A -L, KMEL A -L, and KLRB A-L...other cuts: Face The Fire, Gypsy Wind and title...incredible jumpfrom 30% to 70% reporter support...top five most added for 2ndconsecutive week...demos are both male and female 18+.HEAD EAST/A DIFFERENT KIND OF CRAZY (A&M)KEY CUT: SPECIALTY. Profile: Hot at WLPX, KFMH, WZOK, and C-101... medium at KZEL, ZETA7, X93, KYTX, KZOM, WCPI, KZAP, KRSI,and KMOD...KGGO M -H, KQMQ A -H, XL -102 L -M, WLOB A -M,WZZO A -M, and KWST A-L...other cuts: Too Late, Got To Be Real,Feeling Is Right and Keep A Secret...up to 36% support...4 newadds...good sales and phones in Des Moines...good artist image.

LITTLE FEAT/DOWN ON THE FARM (WB)KEY CUT: STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART. Profile: C-101 A -H,KLOL A -H, WIBA-FM A- H, KFMH A -H, WSHE A -H, KQMQ A -H, WXRTA -H, KROQ A -M, X93 A -M, KYTX A -M, WAAF A -M, KZAP A -M, WZOKA -M, WDVE A -M, KZEWA-M, XL -102 A -M, KZOM A -L, WNEW-FM A-L, WYSP A -L, WLUP A -L, KWSTA-L, KQFM A -L, KZEL A -L, WLOB A -L,WGVL A -L, KSHE A -L, KGGO A -L, WIYY A -L, KREM A -L, KSJO A -L,KSAN A -L, and KLRB A-L...other cuts: title, Be One Now,Kokomo...most added album of the week...out of the box into Next with60% reporter support...stronger artist power with male 18+...verysolid for album programing.NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE/LIVE RUST (WB)KEY CUT: OPEN. Profile: WIBA-FM A -H, WXRT A -H, KROQ A -H,WMMS A -H, KZOM A -H, KEZY-AM A- M, KYTX A -M, KQRS A- M, C-101 A -M, WSHE A -M, KZEW A -M, XL -102 A -M, WZOK A- M, WYSPA -L, KWST A -L, WNEW-FM A -L, WMET A -L, WLUP A -L, KSHE A -L,X93 A -L, KZEL A -L, 92 -ROCK A -L, WGVL A -L, KGGO A -L, WABX A -L,WIYY A -L, KSAN A -L, and KLRB A-L...other cuts: open...instant add at55% reporting stations...2nd most added overall...covering alldemos...valuable to image programing.

MOST ADDED ALBUMS1. LITTLE FEAT/DOWN ON THE FARM (WB) 4. BOB WELCH/THE OTHER ONE (CAPITOL)

KEY CUT: STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART KEY CUT: REBEL ROUSER2. NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE/LIVE RUST (WB) 5. JOAN ARMATRADING/HOW CRUEL (A&M)

KEY CUT: OPEN KEY CUT: TITLE3. DAN FOGELBERG/PHOENIX (FULL MOON) 6. CLIFF RICHARD/ROCK N ROLL JUVENILE (EMI/AMERICA)

KEY CUT: WISHING ON THE MOON KEY CUT: OPEN4. AEROSMITH/NIGHT IN THE RUTS (COLUMBIA) 7. EMERSON LAKE & PALMER/IN CONCERT (ATLANTIC)

KEY CUT: REMEMBER (WALKING IN THE SAND) KEY CUT: OPEN

SIGNIFICANT ACTION38 SPECIAL/ROCKIN INTO THE NIGHT KEY CUT: STONE COLD BELIEVER(A&M)SPORTS/DON'T THROW STONES KEY CUT: WHO LISTENS TO THERADIO (ARISTA)ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION/ARE YOU READY KEY CUT: OPEN (POLYDOR)PETER GREEN/IN THE SKIES KEY CUT: TITLE (SAIL)FABULOUS POODLES/THINK PINK KEY CUT: BIONIC MAN (EPIC)PABLO CRUISE/PART OF THE GAME KEY CUT: I WANT YOU TONIGHT (A&M)20/20/20/20 KEY CUT: CHERI (EPIC)

PAT METHENY GROUP/AMERICA GARAGE KEY CUT: OPEN (WB)

DUNCAN BROWN /STREETS OF FIRE KEY CUT: AMERICAN HEARTBEAT (SIRE)JOAN ARMATRADING/HOW CRUEL KEY CUT: TITLE (A&M)NICOLETTE LARSON/IN THE NICK OF TIME KEY CUT: OPEN (WB)JEAN-LUC PONTY/A TASTE FOR PASSION KEY CUT: STAY WITH ME(ATLANTIC)GAMMA/GAMMA 1 KEY CUT: I'M ALIVE (ELEKTRA)

POINT BLANK/AIRPLAY KEY CUT: MEAN TO YOUR QUEENIE (MCA)KARLA BONOFF/RESTLESS NIGHTS KEY CUT: TROUBLE AGAIN (COLUMBIA)CINDY BULLENS/STEAL THE NIGHT AWAY KEY CUT: FULL TILT ROCKER(CASA))SNAIL/FLOW KEY CUT: BROKE UP BROKE DOWN (CREAM)EMERSON,LAKE & PALMER/IN CONCERT KEY CUT: PETER GUN (ATLANTIC)CLIFF RICHARD/ROCK 'N ROLL JUVENILE KEY CUT: OPEN (EMI/AMERICA)STEVIE WONDER /THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS KEY CUT: OPEN (TAMLA)HORSELIPS/SHORT STORIES/TALL TALES KEY CUT: GUESTS OF THENATIONTANTRUM/RATHER BE ROCKIN' KEY CUT: TITLERICK DERRINGER /GUITARS AND WOMEN KEY CUT: TITLEBOB MARLEY/SURVIVAL KEY CUT: WAKE UP AND LIVEJ.D. SOUTHER/YOU'RE ONLY LONELY KEY CUT: TITLECAMEL/I CAN SEE YOU HOUSE FROM HERE KEY CUT: WAITGARY MOORE/BACK ON THE STREETS KEY CUT: TITLETHE BEAT/THE BEAT KEY CUT: ROCK & ROLL GIRL

(MERCURY)(OVATION)(BLUE SKY)

(ISLAND)(COLUMBIA)

(ARISTA)(JET)

(COLUMBIA)TOM JOHNSTON/EVERYTHING YOU HEARD KEY CUT: SAVANNAHNIGHTS (W8)

THE MOTELS/THE MOTELS KEY CUT: DRESSING UPTANYA TUCKER/TEAR ME APART KEY CUT: OPENXTC/DRUMS & WIRES KEY CUT: THAT'S THE WAYALDA RESERVE/LOVE GOES ON KEY CUT: OPENTURLEY RICHARDS/THERFU KEY CUT: OPEN

(CAPITOL)(MCA)

(VIRGIN)(SIRE)

(WB)IAN LLOYD/GOOSE BUMPS KEY CUT: SHE BROKE YOUR HEART(SCOTTI BROS.)JUDIE TZUKE/STAY WITH ME TILL DAWN KEY CUT: OPEN (ROCKET)DAVID JOHANSON/IN STYLE KEY CUT: OPEN (BLUE SKY)GILDA RADNER /LIVE FROM NEW YORK KEY CUT: OPEN (WB)INTERVIEW/BIG OCEANS KEY CUT: YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO LIE TO ME (VIRGIN)TONY BANKS/A CURIOUS FEELING KEY CUT: OPEN (CHARISMA)RORY GALLAGHER/TOP PRIORITY KEY CUT: FOLLOW ME (CHRYSALIS)BRAND X/PRODUCT KEY CUT: OPEN (PASSPORT)JORMA KAUKONEN/JORMA KEY CUT: OPEN (RCA)ROB GRILL/ROCK SUGAR KEY CUT: TITLE (MERCURY)STARJETS/STARJETS KEY CUT: OPEN (EPIC)DWIGHT TWILLEY/SOMEBODY TO LOVE KEY CUT: 12" (ARISTA)FLYING LIZARDS/MONEY KEY CUT: 12" (VIRGIN)TONI BROWN/TONI BROWN KEY CUT: OPEN (FANTASY)RECKLESS ERIC/THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD KEY CUT: OPEN (STIFF/AMERICA)ROOT BOY SLIM/ZOOM KEY CUT: WW III (IRS/A&M)WAZMO NARIZ/THINGS AREN'T RIGHT KEY CUT: OPEN (IRS)PENETRATION/PENETRATION KEY CUT: SHOUT ABOVE THE NOISE (VIRGIN)MARIANNE FAITHFULL/BROKEN ENGLISH KEY CUT: OPEN (WB)MANHATTEN TRANSFER/EXTENSIONS KEY CUT: OPENFANDANGO/BLAME IT ON THE NIGHT KEY CUT: 12"JERRY JEFF WALKER/TOO OLD TO CHANGE KEY CUT: OPENFAITH BAND/PARADISE KEY CUT: 12"BUGGLES/VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR KEY CUT: 12"TONY BANKS/A CURIOUS FELLING KEY CUT: OPEN

(ATLANTIC)(RCA)

(ELEKTRA)(MERCURY)

(ISLAND)(PASSPORT)

ROBERT KRAFT & THE IVORY COAST/MOOD SWING KEY CUT: OPEN (RSO)THE NOW/THE NOW KEY CUT: CAN YOU FIX ME UP WITH HER (MIDSONG INT.)

10/FRED November 26, 1979

Albums1 1 TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS/DAMN THE TORPEDOES KEY CUT: REFUGEE (BACKSTREET)

Other cuts: Don't Do Me Like That, Century City, What Are You Doin' In My Life, Even The Losers and Here Comes My Girl...4th weekon chart.

14 2 JEFFERSON STARSHIP/FREEDOM AT POINT ZERO KEY CUT: JANE (GRUNT)Other cuts: Lightning Rose, Rock Music, Things To Come and the title...2nd week on chart.

3 3 THE EAGLES/THE LONG RUN KEY CUT: TITLE (ASYLUM)Other cuts: Those Shoes, Teenage Jail, Disco Strangler, The Greeks Don't Want No Freaks, In The City and King Of Hollywood.

4 4 FLEETWOOD MAC/TUSK KEY CUT: TITLE (WB)Other cuts: Sara, Sisters Of The Moon, Angel, Think About Me, I Know I'm Not Wrong, Not That Funny, What Makes You Think You'reThe One and Brown Eyes.

2 5 LED ZEPPELIN/IN THROUGH THE OUTDOOR KEY CUT: IN THE EVENING (SWAN SONG)Other cuts: All My Love, Fool In The Rain, Southbound Suarez, Carouselambra, And I'm Gonna Crawl.

6 6 CHEAP TRICK/DREAM POLICE KEY CUT: GONNA RAISE HELL (EPIC)Other cuts: Dream Police, I Know What I Want, The House Is Rockin', and I Need Your Love.

7 7 FOREIGNER/HEAD GAMES KEY CUT: TITLE (ATLANTIC)Other cuts: Rev On The Red Line, Seventeen, Women, The Modern Day and I'll Get Even With You.

8 8 JOE JACKSON/I'M THE MAN KEY CUT: ON YOUR RADIO (A&M)Other cuts: It's Different For Girls and the title...6th week on chart.

9 9 POLICE/REGATTA DE BLANC KEY CUT: MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE (A&M)Other cuts: It's Alright For You, Walking On The Moon and The Bed's Too Big Without You 5th week on chart.

5 10 STYX/CORNERSTONE KEY CUT: NEVER SAY NEVER (A&M)Other cuts: Lights, Borrowed Time, Love In The Midnight and Babe.

20 11 Z Z TOP/DEGUELLO KEY CUT: CHEAP SUNGLASSES (WB)Other cuts: I Thank You, I'm Bad I'm Nationwide, She Loves My Automobile, and A Fool For Your Stockings 2nd week on chart.

10 12 SANTANA/MARATHON KEY CUT: ALL I EVER WANTED (COLUMBIA)Other cuts: Hard Times and Lightning In The Skies...7th week on chart.

19 13 TOTO/HYDRA KEY CUT: ALL US BOYS (COLUMBIA)Other cuts: White Sister, Mama, St. George, 99 and the title...2nd week on chart.

11 14 BLONDIE/EAT TO THE BEAT KEY CUT: DREAMING (CHRYSALIS)Other cuts: Accidents Never Happen, Slow Motion, The Hardest Part and Living In The Real World.

12 15 FOGHAT/BOOGIE MOTEL KEY CUT: SOMEBODY'S BEEN SLEEPIN' IN MY BED (BEARSVILLE)Other cuts: Love In Motion, Third Time Lucky and the title.

N 16 AEROSMITH/NIGHT IN THE RUTS KEY CUT: REMEMBER (WALKING IN THE SAND) (COLUMBIA)Other cuts: Three Mile Smile, Think About It, No Surprises and Reefer Headed Woman...1st week on chart.

13 17 MOLLY HATCHET/FLIRTIN WITH DISASTER KEY CUT: WHISKEY MAN (EPIC)Other cuts: Jukin' City, Boogie No More and the title.

15 18 BONNIE RAITT/THE GLOW KEY CUT: YOU'RE GONNA GET WHAT'S COMIN' (WB)Other cuts: Wild For You Baby, I Thank You and Standing By The Same Old Love...7th week on chart.

23 19 THE HEADBOYS/THE HEADBOYS KEY CUT: THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME (RSO)Other cuts: Stepping Stones, Changing With The Times, Kick In The Kan and The Ripper...4th week on chart.

22 20 STEVE FORBERT/JACKRABBIT SLIM KEY CUT: ROMEO'S TUNE (NEMPEROR)Other cuts: Say Goodbye To Little Joe and Complications...3rd week on chart.

17 21 PAT BENATAR/IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT KEY CUT: HEARTBREAKER (CHRYSALIS)Other cuts: I Need A Lover, Don't Let It Show and the title...6th week on chart.

18 22 OUTLAWS/IN THE EYE OF THE STORM KEY CUT: TITLE (ARISTA)Other cuts: Long Gone, Miracle Man and I'll Be Leaving Soon...5th week on chart.

26 23 INMATES/FIRST OFFENCE KEY CUT: DIRTY WATER (POLYDOR)Other cuts: The Walk...2nd week on chart.

29 24 BOOMTOWN RATS/THE FINE ART OF SURFACING KEY CUT: I DON'T LIKE MONDAYS (COLUMBIA)Other cuts: When The Night...2nd week on chart.

27 25 APRIL WINE/HARDER FASTER KEY CUT: I LIKE TO ROCK (CAPITOL)Other cuts: Say Hello and Ladies Man...3rd week on chart.

N 26 BOB WELCH/THE OTHER ONE KEY CUT: REBEL ROUSER (CAPITOL)Other cuts: Hideaway and Straight Up...1st week on chart.

16 27 KENNY LOGGINS/KEEP THE FLAME KEY CUT: LOVE HAS COME OF AGE (COLUMBIA)Other cuts: This Is It and the title...5th week on chart.

28 28 HALL & OATES/X-STATIC KEY CUT: BE BOP DROP (RCA)Other cuts: Wait For Me, Intravino and Woman Comes And Goes.

21 29 JETHRO TULL/STORMWATCH KEY CUT: SOMETHING'S ON THE MOVE (CHRYSALIS)Other cuts: North Sea Oil, Orion and Home.

24 30 SHOES/PRESENT TENSE KEY CUT: TOMORROW NIGHT (ELEKTRA)Other cuts: I Don't Miss You, Cruel You, Too Late, Every Girl and Now And Then.

November 26, 1979 FRED/11

Spectrum IIINEXT:MICHAEL JACKSON/ROCK WITH YOU (EPIC)Profile: Among fifteen hottest at WCCO-FM, and WASH -FM on atWISM-FM...WGAC 21-15, WFBR 23-18, LOVE94 D-22, WORG-FM28-24, WNEU 28-25, WRNZ D-26, WMAZ D-27, and WHLM D-29...added at WVLK, WIP, KBLI, WFBC, and WSLIABBA/CHIQUITITA (ATLANTIC)Profile: Among fifteen hottest at WSLI...among twenty hottest atKLYX-AM, and WCCO-FM among twenty-five hottest atKNOW on at WNEU and WASH-FM...KUKI 6-6, KCBQ 28-23,WCHV 32-27, WORG-FM D-30, WRNZ D-30, KBAI A-31, and KAGOD-40...added at WVLK, WGOW, KBLI, and WIP

WEEK'S MOST ADDEDLOBO /Holdin' OnKENNY ROGERS/Coward Of The CountySTEVIE WONDER/Send One Your LoveTERI DESARIO/Yes, I'm ReadyHERB ALPERT/Rotation

(MCA)(UA)

(Tamla)(Casablanca)

(A&M)

EAGLES/LONG RUN (ASYLUM)Profile: Among five hottest at 14K...CQ-10215-13, KKEZ D-22, WRNZD-25, KLDN-FM 33-27, and WLAV A-28...added at Z-103, and WCHVMOON MARTIN/NO CHANCE (CAPITOL)Profile: Among twenty hottest at 14K, and KAFM on at WISM-FM...KCBQ 23-17, KBAI 29-22, KUIC 28-23, WGOW 29-25, WLAVA-27, and WCHV A-34...added at WRNZ, WORG-FM, WLOM, and KKEZLOBO/HOLDIN' ON (MCA)Profile: Among ten hottest at WFMK...among twenty hottest atWFTL among twenty-five hottest at KARD-FM on atKUGN...KKEZ D-19, WLW D-29, WCHV A-30, and KBAI 38-34 addedat KBOM, KSL, KGVO, KBLI, WVLK, KLDN-FM, WGOW, LOVE94,WORG-FM, KVOX, WSLI, KNOW, KAFM, and KAGO

MICHAEL JACKSON Rock With YouMOON MARTIN/No Chance

SINGLE OF THE WEEKDARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Wait For Me

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

KOOL & THE GANG/LADIES NIGHT (DE-LITE)Profile. Among twenty hottest at WIP on at WVLK ._WFBR 7-5. WFBC D-24. WNEU D-28, Z-103 D-29, and 14 NVR 0.30NITEFLYTE/IF YOU WANT IT (ARIOLA)Profile. Among fifteen hottest at CKVVW LOVE94 19-17, KCBQ 24-22, WCHV 26-23, 14 NVR 38-25,WORG-FM 30.27, and WFBR D-30RICHIE FURAY/I STILL HAVE DREAMS (ASYLUM)Profile. Among twenty hottest at 14K.. KUM-FM 13-9. WLOM 10-10. LOVE94 15-12. KBAI 32-25,and WGOW 0.28 added at KOTNROBERT JOHN/ONLY TIME (EMI/AMERICA)Profile. Among fifteen hottest at KLYX-AM .among twenty hottest at KAFM on at WISM-FM WRNZ KAOK-AM 18-16, WHAG 24-19. KOTN D-30. and KLDN-FM 39-31 added at 14 NVR,WGAC. WVLK. and KARD-FMJOHNNY MATHIS/NO ONE BUT THE ONE YOU LOVE (COLUMBIA)Profile. Among five hottest at KLYX-AM WHAG 10-9. WDNC 20-18. and KSEN A-19

TOM JOHNSTON/SAVANNAH NIGHTS (WB)Profile. WMAZ 28.24, KWAV 30-25, WCHV 30-26. KGVO D-30. WOUD D-30, and KLDN-FM 37-34 added at 14 NVREAGLES/I CAN'T TELL YOU WHY (ASYLUM)Profile: Among twenty hottest at KARD-FM among twenty-five hottest at WASH -FM and14K KGVO 23-19, LOVE94 D-23, and KLDN-FM 36-32 added at WSLI, WRNZ, and KLYX-AM

KARLA BONOFF/WHEN YOU WALK IN THE ROOM (COLUMBIA)Profile Among twenty hottest at WISM-FM among twenty-five hottest at 14K on atKUGN KSEN 17-15, WRNZ D-28. and WLOM D-29TERI DE SARIO/YES, I'M READY (CASABLANCA)Profile Among twenty-five hottest at 14K on at WRNZ and WASHFM WORG-FM D-29, WGOWD-30, WGAC D-30, and KBAI A-36 added at WMAZ. KBLI, WCCO-FM, KUGN. 14 NVR, and KAFMMAXINE NIGHTINGALE/(BRINGING OUT) THE GIRL IN ME (WINDSONG)Profile WORG-FM 26-22, WHAG 31-27, KVOX D-28. KAGO 32-30. and KBAI 35-30 ..added atKAOK-AM

CARLENE CARTER/DO IT IN A HEARTBEAT (W8)Profile. WCHV 16-13, KAOK-AM D-29. KBAI A-33, and KUKI 40-35 added at KSL, and KAGO

(Epic)(Capitol)

(RCA)

ANDY WILLIAMS/JASON (COLUMBIA)Profile Among ten hottest at KLYX-AM KSEN A-20 added at KBOMBEACH BOYS/IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY (CARIBOU)Profile. KBAI 22-20, WHAG 27-21. and KAGO 38-32 added at KGVO, and KMJJ

TOTO/99 (COLUMBIA)Profile. Among twenty hottest at 14K LOVE94 26-19. and KLDN-FM D-38... added at WLOM, andWRNZ

FOGHAT/THIRD TIME LUCKY (BEARSVILLE)Profile. KUKI 36-25, and KWAV D-30 added at KKEZ. KLDN-FM. WVLK, and WHLM

STEVE FORBERT/ROMEO'S TUNE (NEMPEROR)ISSAC HAYES/DON T LET GO (POLYDOR)

DONNA SUMMER/ON THE RADIO (CASABLANCA)MAUREEN McGOVERN/I CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU (WB)Profile. Among twenty-five hottest at KUGN WHAG 28-26. and KBAI 36-32 added at WORG-FM,and KKEZ

JIM WEARTHERLY/SMOOTH SAILIN' (ELEKTRAIProfile. Among twenty hottest at KUGN. and WSLI KBAI A-39 added at KSEN, and KAFMJOHN STEWART/LOST HER IN THE SUN (RSO)Profile. KBLI 15-12 added at KUGN, WGOW, and KWAVNICOLETTE LARSON/LET ME GO LOVE (WB)Profile. Among twenty-five hottest at KARD-FM KCBQ 31 -29 -.added at KSLSANTANA/YOU KNOW THAT I LOVE YOU (COLUMBIA)Profile Among twenty-five hottest at 14K KCBQ 33-31 added at KLDN-FM

BILLY PRESTON/WITH YOU I'M BORN AGAIN (MOTOWN)Profile Amobg twenty hottest at KBLI added at KSL. WRNZ. KUKI, and WFBRALAN PARSONS/DAMNED IF I DO (ARISTA)JENNIFER WARNES/DON'T MAKE ME OVER (ARISTA)JEREMY SPENCER/TRAVELIN' (ATLANTIC)

JIMMY BUFFETT/VOLCANO (MCA)BOB JAMES & EARL KLUGH/KARI (TAPPAN ZEE)

MOST PLAYED ALBUMS

FLEETWOOD MAC/TUSK (WB)Key Cuts Angel, Brown Eyes, Think About Me, Sara, Never Make Me Cry, Storms and Beautiful Child.

EAGLES/THE LONG RUN )E/A)Key Cuts Title, The Sad Cafe. I Can't Tell You Why and The King Of Hollywood.NICOLETTE LARSON/IN THE NICK OF TIME (WB)Key Cuts: Dancin' Jones, Title, Breaking Hearts, Rio De Janeiro, Let Me Go and Back In My Arms.

KARLA BONOFF/RESTLESS NIGHTS (Columbia)Key Cuts: Baby Don't Go. Title. The Letter. Trouble Again. Water Is Wide and When You Walk In TheRoom.

BARRY MANILOW/ONE VOICE (Arista)Key Cuts Who's Been Sleeping In My Bed, A Slow Dance. Whan I Wanted You, I Don't Want To WalkWithout You and Rain.

STEVIE WONDER/JOURNEY THROUGH THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS )Tamla)Key Cuts. Outside My Window, Power Flower and Black Orchid.

STYX/CORNERSTONE )A&M)Key Cuts. Lights and Boat On The River.LITTLE RIVER BAND/FIRST UNDER THE WIRE (EMI)Key Cuts. Mistress Of Mine, Middle Man and Cool Change.

BARBRA STREISAND/WET (Columbia)Key Cuts Come Rain Or Come Shine. Ain't Goal'. Splish Splash and Come Kiss Me In The Rain.

KENNY LOGGINS/KEEP THE FIRE (Columbia)Key Cuts. Now And Then, Title, This Is It and Half A Chance.

ALBUM ACTION

TOTO HYDRARUPERT HOLMES PARTNERS IN CRIME

(Columbia)(Infinity) RICHIE FURAY I STILL HAVE DREAMS (E A)

12 FRED November 26, 1979

Spectrum III6 4 1 RUPERT HOLMES/ESCAPE (INFINITY)

80% to 77% reporter support...5th week on chart.10 7 2 CAPTAIN & TENNILLE/DO THAT TO ME ONE MORE TIME (CASABLANCA)

75% to 83% reporter support...5th week on chart.7 5 3 LITTLE RIVER BAND/COOL CHANGE (CAPITOL)

81% to 73% reporter support...5th week on chart.3 2 4 BARRY MANILOW/SHIPS (ARISTA)

81% to 67% reporter support...7th week on chart.2 3 5 STYX/BABE (A&M)

78% to 63% reporter support...8th week on chart.5 6 6 J.D. SOUTHER/YOU'RE ONLY LONELY (COLUMBIA)

76% to 70% reporter support...9th week on chart.1 1 7 B. STREISAND & D. SUMMER/NO MORE TEARS/ENOUGH IS ENOUGH (CBS/CASABLANCA)

81% to 62% reporter support...6th week on chart.21 12 8 STEVIE WONDER/SEND ONE YOUR LOVE (TAMLA)

72% to 82% reporter support...3rd week on chart.11 9 9 DR. HOOK/BETTER LOVE THE NEXT TIME (CAPITOL)

71% to 70% reporter support...6th week on chart.15 10 10 DIONNE WARWICK/DEJA VU (ARISTA)

69% to 73% reporter support...5th week on chart.14 11 11 CLIFF RICHARD/WE DON'T TALK ANYMORE (EMI/AMERICA)

72% to 73% reporter support...5th week on chart.N 24 12 KENNY ROGERS/COWARD OF THE COUNTY (UA)

60% to 75% reporter support...2nd week on chart.4 8 13 COMMODORES/STILL (MOTOWN)

64% to 43% reporter support...9th week on chart.19 18 14 KENNY LOGGINS/THIS IS IT (COLUMBIA)

54% to 54% reporter support...4th week on chart.N 19 15 RITA COOLIDGE/I'D RATHER LEAVE WHILE I'M IN LOVE (A&M)

53% to 58% reporter support...2nd week on chart.17 17 16 SUPERTRAMP/TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME (A&M)

53% to 43% reporter support...4th week on chart.24 21 17 DANN ROGERS/LOOKS LIKE LOVE AGAIN (IA)

46% to 53% reporter support...3rd week on chart.8 14 18 LAUREN WOOD/PLEASE DON'T LEAVE (WB)

8th week on chart.13 15 19 ENGLAND DAN & JOHN FORD COLEY/WHAT CAN I DO WITH THIS BROKEN HEART (BIG TREE)

6th week on chart.25 20 20 FRANK MILLS/PETER PIPER (POLYDOR)

46% to 45% reporter support...3rd week on chart.9 13 21 ANNE MURRAY/BROKENHEARTED ME (CAPITOL)

14th week on chart.N 29 22 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/WAIT FOR ME (RCA)

24% to 40% reporter support...2nd week on chart.N 28 23 SMOKEY ROBINSON/CRUISIN' (MOTOWN)

25% to 33% reporter support:..2nd week on chart.12 23 24 CRYSTAL GAYLE/HALF THE WAY (COLUMBIA)

11th week on chart.18 25 25 KC & THE SUNSHINE BAND/PLEASE DONT GO (TK)

8th week on chart.6 16 26 YVONNE ELLIMAN/LOVE PAINS (RSO)

7th week on chart.23 22 27 MELISSA MANCHESTER/PRETTY GIRLS (ARISTA)

4th week on chart.SA N 28 PABLO CRUISE/I WANT YOU TONIGHT (A&M)

19% to 27% reporter support...1st week on chart.27 26 29 ELO/CONFUSION (JET)

3rd week on chart.N N 30 HERB ALPERT/ROTATION (A&M)

25% to 30% reporter support...1st week on chart.

November 26, 1979 FRED/13

Urban MusicThe computer input used to

derive this chart comes fromprogressive black programers whoare interested in winning morethanjust black listeners. There arespecial weighting factors forcrossover markets. Sales in suchmarkets were traced to the stationsgenerating the action, be they blackor white. Programing off this chartwill win ratings. For furtherinformation contact P.J. Baich at

URBAN TRENDSETTERS96 -Fever Tampa Roshon Vance 813 461-9696 WDRQ Detroit Jim Ryan 313 354-9300KACE Los Angeles Cal Shields 213 564-7951 WENN Birmingham Jimmy Larson 205 324-3356KBLX Berkeley Beverly Myer 415 848-7713 WEZB New Orleans Gary Franklin 504 581-7002

KDAY Los Angeles Steve Wood 213 665-1105 WGCI-FM Chicago Barry Mayo 312 984-1400KDIA Oakland, CA Jerry Boulding 415 834-4262 WILD Boston Steve Crumbly 617 267-1900KGFJ Los Angeles Alvin Watles 213 937.5900 WJLB Detroit J Michael McKay 313 965-2000KIIS-FM Los Angeles Mike Wagner 213 466-8381 WJPC Chicago Torn Joyner 312 786-7200KJLA Kansas City Mark Van Gelder 816 753-7707 WKTK Baltimore Lou Krieger 301 485-2400KJLH Los Angeles Lawrence Tanner 213 299-2992 WKTU New York Mark Shoshone 212 750-0550KLUV Hayward Henry Grier 415 783-9562 WKYS Washington Steve Manuel 202 686-6764KMJ0. Houston Jack Patterson 713 527-9545 WMAK Nashville Sonja Thrasher 615 256-6556KOKY-AM Little Rock Larry O'Jay 501 661-9853 WOL Washington Bob Scott 202 338-5600KSFX San Francisco Jim Smith 415 928-0104 WOOK-FM Washington John Moen 202 722-1000KSOL-FM San Mateo Elinor 415 341-8777 WORL Orlando Billie Love 305 298-5510WAKY Louisville Harry Lyles 502 587-7979 WVEE-FM Atlanta Scotty Andrews 404 872-5851WBLX Mobile Alec Griffin 205 432-7609 WWRL New York Linda Haynes 212 335-1600WBMX Chicago James Alexander 312 626-1030 WXAP Columbia. SC Doug Enlow 803 776-1230WCAU-FM Philadelphia Roy Perry 215 839-7000 WXKS Boston Sunny Joe White 617 396-1430WDAS-AM Philadelphia Butterball 215 878-2000 WZZD Lafayette Hill Mark Serpas 215 242-6300

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1 1 MICHAEL JACKSON/Rock With You/Workin' Epic

4 2 PRINCE/I Wanna Be Your Lover WB

2 3 KOOL & THE GANG/Ladies Night De-Lite

3 4 SMOKEY ROBINSON/Cruisin' Tamla

7 5 SUGARHILL GANG/Rapper's Delight Sugarhill8 6 SWITCH/I Call Your Name Motown

11 7 STEVIE WONDER/Send One Your Love Tamla

10 8 PLEASURE/Glide Fantasy

5 9 ISAAC HAYES/Don't Let Go Polydor

13 10 BAR KAYS/Move Your Boogie Body Mercury6 11 B. STREISAND-D. SUMMER/No More Tears/Enough CBS/Casablanca9 12 COMMODORES/Still Motown

18 13 DONNA SUMMER/On The Radio Casablanca

20 14 CAMEO/Sparkle Chocolate City15 15 NATURE'S DIVINE/I Just Can't Control Myself Infinity12 16 FUNKADELIC/Knee Deep WB

14 17 EW&F/In The Stone ARC/Columbia22 18 PEACHES & HERB/Roller Skatin' Mate Polydor14 19 DAVID RUFFIN/Break My Heart WB

25 20 PHYLLIS HYMAN/You Know How To Love Me Arista17 21 BRENDA RUSSELL/So Good, So Right Horizon

26 22 DIONNE WARWICK/Deja Vu Arista19 23 KC & SUNSHINE BAND/Bet Cha Didn't Know That/Please Don't Go TK

27 24 SHALAMAR/The Second Time Around RCA

21 25 CRUSADERS/Street Life MCA

30 26 B. PRESTON & SYREETA/With You I'm Born Again MotownID 27 ASHFORD & SIMPSON/Nobody Knows WB

23 28 CHIC/My Forbidden Lover Atlantic24 29 DONNA SUMMER/Dim All The Lights Casablanca

D 30 LENNY WHITE/Peanut Butter Elektra

ON THE COMEWILSON PICKETT/I Want You EMI RUFUS & CHAKA/I'm Dancing For Your Love MCA

PABLO CRUISE/I Want You Tonight A&M HALL & OATES/Wait For Me RCA

TYRONE DAVIS/Be With Me Columbia RICK JAMES/Love Gun Gordy

ANGELA BOFILL/I Try Arista SLAVE/Just A Touch Of Love CotillionCLIFF RICHARDS/We Don't Talk Anymore EMI DEXTER WANSEL/Sweetest PI

SANTANA/You Know I Love You Columbia INNER LIFE/I'm Caught Up Prelude

HIROSHIMA/Kokoro Arista

14/FRED November 26, 1979

BROUGHT TO YOJ BY THE MOTOWN FAMILY

"WITH YOU I'M BORN AGAIN"

BILLY I PRESTON

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By popular demand f-om the album "LATE AT NIGHT"

The New Single "WITH YOU I'M BORN AGAIN"1979 Motown Record Corporation.

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RUPERT HOLMES/EscapeLITTLE RIVER BAND/Cool ChangeCLIFF RICHARD/We Don't Talk AnymoreFOROGNER /Head GamesSTEVIE WONDER/Send One Your LoveJEFFERSON STARSHIP/JaneMICHAEL JACKSON/Rock With YouPABLO CRUISE/I Want You TonightKENNY ILOGGINS/This Is ItCAPTAIN & TENNILLE/Do That To Me One More TimeDR. HOOK/Better Love Next TimeKENNY ROGERS/Coward Of The CountyKOOL AND THE GANG/Ladies NightSMOKEY ROBINSON/Cruisin'TOM PETTY/Don't Do Me Like ThatJOHN COUGAR /I Need A LoverEAGLES/The Long RunALAN PARSONS/Damned If I DoISAAC HAYES/Don't Let GoFOGHAT'iThird Time Lucky

(Infinity)(Capitol)

(EMI -America)(Atlantic)

(Tamla)(Grunt)

(Epic)(A&M)

(Columbia)(Casablanca)

(Capitol)(UA)

(De-Lite)(Tamla)

(Backstreet)(Riva)

(Asylum)(Arista)

(Polydor)(Bearsville)

NEXT: (THESE WILL BE HITS):BUGGLES/VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR 47/17/6 (ISLAND)

Profile: KLCU 15-9, WPFM 2E-18. WNUE 23-20, Y-103 31-21, KIDD 26-2a WJDX A-23, KATI 30-25, WZDQ 30-25, WRVO D-25, KFI 29-26, KEZR 29-27. KMJK 31-27,

KKEG A-29 WISIVI D-29, WEAM 38-30 WOLK KRDG D-31, and WTIC-FM A-32...added at KODI, G-105, WALT, 14-0, WFLI, KRIG, KRNA, KWOD, WRUN.WCSI. WSEZ/Z93. KOBO h.OFM, and KSTN-..Heavy teen response plus 18-34 WE acceptance. National rank: 39-35.

HALL & OATES/WAIT FOR ME 71/11/9 (RCA)Profile: WKDT 14-8. WFLI 13-10, WALG 15-11, KIQY 17-13. KOBO 20-13. FM -99 20-17, WRAW 22-18, KOAQ 21-19, KEZR 22-19, WFOX 25-19, KRDG 24-20.WSEZ293 26-20, WAIM 27-22, WPFM 29-22, CK10 I 28-23, WZDQ 27-24. 94-0 29-25. BJ-105 30-25. KATI 29-26, KENI 35-26. WRBR D-26. WLAN A-27, WQCM D-27, WITZ D-29. WNOE-AM39-33. WOLK 40-39, and WLOF A-40...added at WPGC, KORL, KODI, KIMN, KQIZ, KISR, WROK, WALT, andWERK...Callout forming in

early markets...phones from all demos...National rank: 44-32!TOM JOHNSTON/SAVANNAH NIGHTS 50/12/9 (WB)Profile: KEZR 8-6. WPF M 10-7, 94-0 11-9. WZDO 12-9, WSKY 18-12, WAIM 15-13, W112 23-13, WFOX 21-16, KIQY 21-16, WKMX 21-18, KOIZ 23-21, KOKO 26-23.WKXY 29-23, KFCY-F A D-22, WSFL 27-24, WERK D-25, WBBS D-26, WORD D-29, WAKY D-30, WCSI 0-30, KTLK D-36, KATI A-38, CK101 0-38, KOBO D-39KBEQ D-39 WSEZ.Z53 D-40. and WDLF D-43...added at KCBN, KRDG, WRBR, KRUX, WAYS, KPUG, KIMN, KISR, KRIG, KSTN and WHBQ Familiar sounCshapes early callau: acceptance with 18-34 M/F .National rank: 46-34!TERRY DE:SARIO & K.C./YES I'M READY 39/11/5 (CASABLANCA)Profile: WK'B 22-13. Y'00 23-20. WC KY 28-25, WFOX D-26, WAPE D-27. WJDX A-28, 0-101 D-30, KWOD 40-36, KOBO D-37. WSEZ/Z93 D-38, and WALG D-39...added at KIDD, WAYS. ./RTB, WGLF, KQIZ. WPFM, WPGC, KBEO. WNUE, and KOKQ...Covering 18+ females...developing crossover strength...Nationarank: 64-46!FLEETWOOD MAC/SARA 37/22/7 (WB)Profile: WPF M A-25, WSKY A-26. WKYB D-26, 14-00-27, 94-0 A-29, WSGA A-31, WZDQ D-32, Z-102 A-33, KOKO A-34, WOLK D-39, and KRDG D-40...added atWRUN, KIQY, 96-KX, !'t/RVC, KWK. KRUX, WOKY, 92-0, KISR, KQIZ, KIMN, KSLQ, WAIM, WXLO, WHBQ and WAXY...The new 45. Giant image.artist and LP

National rank: 87-48!DIONNE WARWICK/DEJA VU 30/11/7 (ARISTA)Profile: WKNX-AM 5-4 CKLW 17-12, KKEG 23-21. WDAK 27-21, KTLK 31-24, WAKY D-28, KC -101 A-29, WOXI-AM D-29, WSGA A-30, KBEQ 40-32, Y-103 40-34WOLK 39-35, and WFiR D-36...added at KYYX, WHHY, KISR, WPGC, KRDG, WNOE-AM, WQCM, KOKO and WRKO...Developing powerful 25-34 female

reaction... National rank. 59-44!SANTANA/YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU 27/14/4 (COLUMBIA)Profile: 94-0 KWK A-24, WKYBD-25.WAIM 31-26, WPFM A-30, WRTB D-33, KOIZ D-33, Z-102 A-34, Y-103 D-39, WZDO A-40, and WALG 0-40...added atKTLK, WORD, WCSI. WIY0, WNUE. WKMX, KZFM WGLF, KOKO and KRBE...Their first hit in years! Demos still developing with early 18-24 female

interest...National rank: 120-55!

ALBUM OF THE WEEKAEROSMITH/Nighl In The Ruts (Columbia)